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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-09-09
NOTICE OF SALE OF THE FLORIDA


STATES TOT III. northern District Of FLORIDA entered on the
Til h GUARANTEE CO rHr ST $50 SAFE pEP6sTr CON-
fN9 coMfAH
the al" on The s ssy ans i Tor as % p%S
s. ss sss SI States &c The
oy Of Jacksonville. Duva County state OF Flord" As '
hs 's se 81 g. ns aud
Ws.sn Rarsd o%pesy and s by The mort
or iced trus set iorth IN The decree n9rsn n
Win I IL. sPP"css: my Marx, ;S from
hs road bod thereof he snperrncurs Of all .ors therein
IT, water ami Us' Sssw aa nS tho
oOs and implements nsed or PROVIDE 70 c oe ns SS
ma Sa,ry tIae. ana sapsr''r%ea,s.
AMI structures Whatever nature and The laa,
and grounds connected herewith whrre'er ~ & - d
cree belong TO sad FLORIDA Centt,, ana , rys
by The saa Company or or BY
q, TO be ssd IN ~ . ID, d Has a
CATION COMPANY and said original Florida Cenra anu
III" m.rS %mnnos and anens.. Of s
e The line road m WIN
Us from to 81 AZ
All properly above described wiz be sold as an
s sos a"@ ~ Il. .es :a' nS i@ The af
not paid on, Of he proeeo OF safe and % 20 ' TO secure
the payment wenSnve dollars with the ptsroi .
Each bdsr viii be required atty thousand dollars liars
bidder forfeited said bidder shall TAI 10 compe,es
accordance orders oil ts court anu
thousand dollars additional shal DO pau va Sasn vi
OF sale aud tho delivery oil the reh nr sA'o 70
confirmed BY tho much moro ~ the
shall be- paid certhostes o o'no.
denres OF Rrc-ivors debt shall be necessary 10 pay
dschsrge tho portion OF the Receivers debts ths
OF the Florida Central and western ,'ao ast
purchase money may be paih in e p
coupons and bonds the FLORIDA Crna anu connon
Railroad Company secured by said moitsWs .e.g "a
said decree Inc oonus
shall be stamped WIN ,nra.t
the amount credited thereon Tor pns @ -, ia
which shall hold 10 he pay menu on 49, ~
amount due thereon and sai bond. aeI su.h ,n",
nent shall be the parties from WON
received. The rolling stock eqnpne ooi. m" ia
by said Florida Railway aud Navleauo W.
to apporb severa dvsohs W -. nnr
way IN manner directed In said decree anu e pn
cbasors rolling stock equipment loos an %
Elements apporonsd shall take tne
Il The Of lease ana
st,on thsreto herstoore assumed By IL Il DuVa
Receiver. r,as. nj the
time and ace be fore and so adjourned SUR
be had and place 10 wnle '"o s"e '
be adjourned without further notice thereoL -on.,,x
For specific statement OF the hes upon sa ~,
ana rights and property 10 be sold rs
terms conditions Of sals reference hereuy "aoo W WV
decree In his suit entered a. hereinbefore stated
Da'eo' august d '''' JOSEPH II. DuRKEE
special Master.
JOHNSON. GALLUP HURRY
THOMAS I. CLARKE.
Solicitors for Complainant
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-09-09
Board ano Rooms Uanteo.

BOARD WANTED in refined family, one
ID double and one small room for two yoaps ladies' anu
septsman limit $50 pet week rsfsrs exchanged
PERMANENT. 1888 Broadw
WAN1ED.-Boardf for student Of Is wears,
for winter. between 30h AMI 81 sts Lexington ana
9th avea; state terms &c. Address STUDENT l2Jo BroAa
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-09-09

V'O THE HOLDERS OF CHESAPEAKE
Il ANDoHIo RAILWAY coMPANY's 1908 sEhlEs IL
Il, NOS -, ..-.-- :,
The privilege OF exchanging Chesapeake and Ohio Series
for 100 year cent Bonds AMI receiving
% pr cent IN Newport News aud Mississippi
Valley will eK pire October TO- 1851 Hnch eh
the Co ptnvs oihes Ia Newfofk Al
any time prior The cose of business on that day.
EDWARD r. TOVGNIEh Treasurer.
NEwYoRK sept 7. 1891
UNITED STATES EXPHEss CoMrANr.
TEEAstRRfs OFF1CE. ~ BkOApWh,(
NKw.Yogk. Sept = 1881
THE Transfer Books of this company Will be
opsnsd september 9at 10 m and o.sd september 10
ats D. IN. THEO. y. WOOD.
Treasurer.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-09-09
feaal NotifeA
SUPREME COURT.

Gardner weshsrbes Plaintiff against walter swift ana
4ny swi T. wife Defendants Trial desired In Kings
oeQnty Summona
II tfe above named Dsfendants. -.
You answer the complaint In THIS
acion sad " serye COPY ysnr The Plain .
Attorney within DAYS after the service Of this sum
Dooa exclusive day OF service and IN case OF your ai
RE appear answer u xmeat vi De taken sEant Won
y dsfst demanded N tho complaint Dated.
~ Is 1887 O j. @. HALL PLAINTIFF Attorney, ONCE
oedrssa Ne 26l Broadway Nsw.Y0rk city, .
the defendants Waiter swift and Amy SwIL ms VIE
he foregoing served upon You by pubncation
pefsasnt 10 al order OF willard Bartlett JnsIice
The Of the State Of New-York dated the
ye day 1897 hled with the compsint 10 the
q the crrx Of the County Of kinss at tho csgr ss.3s
~ city OF Dated NeW1ork, August 81 5oI
x HALL. Pisinsia's Attorney. 26A BroAdway' New
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-09-09
REAL ESTATE.
BUSINESS AT THE EXCHANGE.

The warning note TO the future OF the real estate
market by TrK TRIBUNE a short ago." said
leading broker yesterday at the Exchange. Is more
than justified by the situation Of to-day. with tight
money market ahead many purchases made loans
with small Margins you expect some forced sales
at lower prices. There disposition to sell to day
than been many months" S. NJ. Blakely
reported at the Exchange yesterday the sale by him for
William and lot, No. 136 West Forty
sevenhs threestory brown stone 1s.9Xi00, TO III. s..
Eyerhost, 750 At the Exchange there call
for tenement house with store In the Tenth Ward not
exceed $5 also for boulevard lots FROM Seventeen
Eghty-sxth-st. Tho following property was offered
TO NO 149 West Sixty md ST. three story brick
three brick dwelling for $1,000 per year
No. 1l3 West Thirteenth ST., three story brown stone
dwelling for 81 per year fOur.story brown
dwell ng Fifty between Broadway and Eighth
ave- $4,000 handsome four story brown
stone dwelling. above FL y-ninth,st and Fth-aye was
@7j 600. Frederick M. White, OF Malaby,
White & Co, No 80 Nassau.st auctcneer WAS posted
yesterday for "bcrship On the Exchange proposed by
Rufus King and seconded by william Kennedy.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-09-09

NEW SCHOOL,
~ Thirty miles from New-York, WITH NEW FEAT
TRES order programme and picture Of
CHAPPAQUAMOU STAIN INSTITUTE Chappacua,N.Y.
NLAVERACK ". Y COLLEGE and Hud-
" son River Institute College for giris Bows
prepared for college or busuess Conservatory Of music an
arf thorough instruction all departments Bath
o,sns SEPT 18th send for illustrated aiosue
REV A. II. FLACK. AM, President
NLJNTON LIBERAL NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
" OF Eocution Musc Art Acade mic AMI Collegiate
courses Business College. C. V. PARSELL A. NJ. Presi
dent Fort Plan. n. Y.
NEW-JERSEY STATE MODEL SCHOOL,
IN TRENTON. Nj.
boarding ichool for Young ladies and gentlemen.
School and boarding halls and distinct for
each
Epiir~ expense tuition. hooks board washing
ht 5000 All bedroom and table furniture also
found -, -. ,.... -. <,..,
raj commercial, scentihc musical drawing.
and IN beles-lettreS
f0' W. HAsBRoUCK,
n T.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-09-09

NOMPAGNIE GENERALE TRANSAiLAN-
IL TIoUE FRENCH LINE TO HAvRE:
company Pier nswi No 90 Nor Rlyor DOT Mc.ten..s
~ EnpM nj a DC Satur tav. So III ~ 10
IA BoURGooN Me- Fr ,nssai saturday. sept ~ m
LA CHAMPAGNE. TrAub. SssurdAy sept 80 - q !"
LOUIS DE BEBlAN. Agent NO. bowunx oTssa
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-09-09

EAST O.ST.-R0oms en- suite or singly
4Zk IN let with board references.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-09-09
Justrnrtiou.


For Bows and Youny Men-count-v
xNTORRAL HALL, Peekskill, New Yors;1A
w scho, for Young Boys PreparatGry 20 re Ss
Military Academy. MRS CHAs. ). Nn'o, .r
WORCESTER ACADEMY, Worcester. Mass.;
w SD year Buildings admirable; grcunts rsrs
apparatus ampo teachers experenccd ihe"n
ton for college Certificate of d. W. AbEh' h, -, a.,
A. M Prip admits to Brown. Dartmouth anu 70 e''''"
%y0NVEpS m, THE HUDSON.-A family
,esoo 70, desirable bows te BOYS and those going from
a.. Srst tins soloite Dot cheap, bnt
rome Ior ue nle' backward and Conditioned stu
. mIu summer and winter THEO LEIGHTON
ACeN -pERRINEVlLLE MI ACAOE
MIMI Nv Recommended bv DR. McCosh aud Pro
ss ., princeton University Address Rev. GEORGE w
WIGNII.IAN PRINCIPAL
Both Sexes-Country.
/CIRCULARS OF SCHOOLS, both sexes city
d > ana eouUtrr with careful advice to parents
~ T. MIRIAM COYRIERE.
3lIast l7tl-s. betN 4th-aye and Broadway.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-09-09
BOWERY BAY BEACH.

Tho beautiful and popular family summer resort with
ceent fishing boating GA hing Accessible by eegant
sum 92dsL Ferry IN 20 minutes Fare 10
cents rrrzss and FROM Hunters Point ferries In
Car fare 10 cents Also by steam boats direct 10
Pier Sec prlnolpAl daily palera
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-09-09
g'rooklnn propcrin 70. Sale anb 90 Get

81 FIRST PLACE.--TO let, partially fur
~ nshed three 10 private family only
the fne three story hghsoop brownstooe house No Il
First place Henry For terms and
permit apply To Ii. BERGEN. 3O7 Courtst. Brooklyn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-09-09
HACKETTSTOWN n. j. INSTITUTE,

Has reputation college preparatory for
ladies' College Mnsic. Art Elocuon Best bu ing ot its
slaxs Accommodates 200 boardorS.
LADIES' refused lack six consecutive
sssrs Young men refused for five Of years
feeprh year. September. Catalogue free.
REV. GEORGE II. WHITNEY, ID. d., President
BENNINGTON IN. ~ SEMlNARY.-Ladies'
Il college School Bows; college preparatory. art
music commercial normal COURSES laboratory symnasnm
hest sanitary conditions and steam heat Commended
by President McCosh. 49th year: EXPENSES moderate
~ T. HANLON. ID. D., President
COOTH JERSEY INSTITUTE, BridgetOn,
- New.JerSev. 18th gear begins september "a. Both
fexes Preuares for any COLLEGE Teaching Business
'i''""' ' H. X TRASH Principal
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-09-09
business proprriD for Sale ano Go fet
gonuirp nroperlr uanteo.

OTIS. houses farms wanted for buyers and
broadway
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-09-09
Ocean Cleaners.

NCHOR LINE u. y. MAIL STEAMSHIPS.
N NETWORK AND LIVERPOOL
steamshlp tITY OF ROMEs sails We'd. September Ia
and every fourth Wednesday thereafter
Saloon pass $50 aad -arl Secnni.oiass So
GLASGOW VIA LON DONDERRY. =.
Fnrnessla Sept 10 u a. ETHIOPIA. .. Sept ~ II M
Circa.sA Sept H. AnclOrn-.-.. DC! l. v u
Rates passage 20 GLASGOW Derry ysrpS9 ana ssos@
stea ncrs sail from Pier IL, 4, foot OF Lerv.st
For book OF tours or thor information apply 80,
HENDERSON BROTHERS. 2 Bowling Green. Nsw.1 ork-
fiOMPANIA TRASATLANTlCA ESPA-
Formerly A. LOPEZ CO.
(North American Branch.D
THE STEAMERS OF THIS wELLkNOWN sPANiiSa
Str AMSHIP LINE under tract with the MsSlcAn
Government viii Leave NETWORK for HAVANA direct
on tho Attn l4th and cath month The hrstoiass
steamship .... .e..- .,.,
VIII sail from compAny's pier 81 Y. r.. al m. taxing
freight aud passenger, for tho following porss Ithaca
Havana Prvgroso Vera Cruz, ~ ia OF Cuna. binar~
Ponce Mayaguek John OF Porto Rico Carthagena ~ 3
ClCoion Sabani Porto Cabeo La Guerra an san tander
ami fire. Chi ONLY Cadz Barcelona. Seville. MaaY A.
meria. CarfhA ont Alicante and Valencia For Hoigh"
passage and othsr Information apply TO ,.,y,,
J. M CEBALLOs Co. Agents 80 w al-s-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-09-09
Rooms Wantco.
Boaro arb Sooms.

Boaro arb Gooms.
HANDSOMELY furnished rooms, single or or
en- SUITE for gentlemen only; reference fequieo ~
West lGthsL
IN REFINED FRENCH FAMILY, front hall
i room with board comfort French ansnare e,s,p az.
ou,red by conversation study desired 323 LefngtohNo
3Sth-st
A EAST 3O.ST.-Rooms en- suite or singiy
IA 10 let, with board reierencos
AZ EAST 41ST-ST-Private family onef
4sD double ny room. also single ROOM WIN
table ----.--,
20 WEST 49TH- ST.-I1andsomel furnished
large and small rooms with every convenience ~ al
class board, private tzDiosi house stoAm heN''u' '
family tables reference
Brooklyn.
I'D FIRST PLACE.-TO let with first-class
l) board large third story front and hall rosn
adjoining, hot ami cold and ample closet ROOM TERN
low.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-09-13
ssuator farweII Talks.

CHICAGO, ILL, September Ia
Senator Charles b. FsTwell was inter
viewed today by a representative Of
the Daily News regarding Q sugges-
Mon that his name be urged la the
next Republican National Convention
se Chitsgo's candidate for the Pcesi-
dtncy Of the United States. When
spoken 10 On the subj Mr. Farsell
was 10th 10 say anything. Persistent
sii0rts hnally oyefcame his reserve,
ard he made answer that II would be
/, Time enorgh 70 consider what action
be would lake when his name was In.
dorssd by the. convention. Congress.
man Msson, Of this city, Ia credited
With the fiat mention Of Mr.. FaIwell'e
name In this connection. The News
interview calls attention 10 the cir.
cumttsnco that Mr.. Fatwtll 10 q self
made man, q merchant prince, the
puccessor OF Logsn in the couucils oil
the nation, and intimates that the
siatesmsn and millionaire upon whose
brow all these honofs rest would prove
. suitable choice for. even the exalted
Office Of the Chief Executive. Sen
ator Fsrwtll stated that Judge Gree
ham was bis choice, with Gen. sher
idaa az q second iayohie, and John
Hherman next.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-09-13
"ROBORO."
Five Thousand Cases Cured Witsou,
Failure In o single Instance.

A r sSs fOS SEfffirfs s and FEvEE, i
sontains no Quinine or mineral OF any Kind,
but is composed Of Harmless herbs, and ID
perfect blood purifier. II can DO admins
NOT pSrastiVs, but an essslsnt spetiser,
invigoratss, braces and builds up the system
from the beginning, Not ono person In .
thousand has q SINGLE Chill after, oommeno-
Ing Its use. "Roboro" 70 put up IN pint bot.
will not forward TO any address less than tive
bottles, and will guarantee that, dircc-
tions are followed, two bottles will promptly
cure any case Of Chills and Fever. only one
bottle l. necessary for persons from eight n
several chIdrsn undsr eight years Of ase.
tynssbups. Va, Nov. ., 1896 --Mo.r..
Lewis 4 Bennett Your Of my children. DO.
tween the are. Of Ave and ton years. 70
Rad chiis and fever for ,svsral months, dur,
ms which time tho usual remedy, Quinine,
was administered without beneficial results
After hearing OF tho wonderful cures accom-
pli,hed BY your invaluable remedy, Robo..
III. .il ever had q single chill after CON.
mencing It's use. l regard H.. without oIcop
ton, the very best chill and fever remedy
thstI know anything Of. ss'PecuSSlllt
OIL Tue urn Ol hthTu a htttN ANulNNNhNhst
Glenland, pittsylvAnia county, vs., Octo-
Der ~, lSs5-Mcssr,. Levi, A Donnetti
Nine OF my children had chills and fever Al
the same time. Tho usual remedy, Quinine,
was administered without bonett. All Of
them were promptly and enectually cured By
the use Of "Roboro' alone. Not ono Of the
nine had chill alter eoPF,%9"sseepE ~ Use.
Norwood, Nelson county. va, October
u, lssB.- Messrs. Lewis A bennett; Several
Of my friends and had severe oh,es Of
chillp and fever We Dispensed with IN,
usual remedie, and used nothing but
"Roboro," which resulted In q thorough
euro In each case. You will obliFe By for.
vardins mo case Of twenS;ioS, eo..e'.
a. 10 our reliability and responsibility We
refer by permission % the following fubstsa-
tial business men Of LJ nehharF., who're both
Of the manufacturers u "Roboro" have
resided for the last twelve years. N. Y.
Manson, IT,, Mayor OF Lynchbursi J. w.
len W. Talley, cashier First National Bank
Chas. W, Prico, Commlssionet Revenue,
John I. Edwards. president Tobacco h''o'
citation.
N You cannot procure "Rcboro" Of your
druggists, remit NJ t2-50 and We will for.
ward two ottlss 70 your nearest depot OF
LEWIS A BENNETT,
Manufacturort. Lynehburg' We
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-09-13
nn,,Ie OF Nerth Point.

BALTINoRE, MD, September ~
The celebration a the anniversary Of
the battle Of North Point was marred
today by almost continuous rain from
'tbe early morning until after o'clock
IN the afternoon. Many people, how.
over, gathered on the streets 10 wit.
ness the parade The procession was
compossd OF different branches Of the
Knights Of Labor and Grand Army
poets. The Iflsh League celebrated
the day q, Standard Pal K, and the Key
Monument Association at Sehuetzen
Park. The remaining members Of the
old defenders were furnished dinner
from the Hotel Pennert. They are
James O. Monord, aged ninety.tvoi
John PeddicoTd. ninety.three and Ma.
than Watts, ninsty three. Mr Eliza
beth Sands, aged. ninot y.nine, whose
brothers took part In the battle Of
North Point, was also served with
dinner NJ her home. On many build
ings Gags we're diAplayed, 10 TIM pro.
cession oAly the national standard Was
need.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-09-13
MRS. Grace Dalton Terry Divorce.

Nkw YoRK, September l2.-Mis.
Grace Dalton Terry has brought suit
for absolute divorce against her bus.
bard. Antonio +. Terry. The defend
ant lie a con OF the late wealthy Cuban
planter, Don Thomas Terry, who,
when he died. left an estate 6aid 10 be
worth $4,000, 900 to he divided among
Feve1 children. The plaintiff Wa
Miss Grace Sec y Dalton, All orphan,
aud niece Of we'll known New York
lawyer, when she married Terry At II.
Vincent do Psul's church in 1877.
She was Tut six cen years old at that
time. The wedding, on account OF
the grandeur Of lie Surroundings, was
The rrlncip Il Rroiety topic a he hour,
One child, Na'ica, Bpmed for Mre.
rerfy's aunt, the Baroness Blanc, wifi
OF the Italian Minister 10 haliera, IA
the only iftus 20 the union. Tn
paint q comp'AiIs Of her husbands
habits. She tayn 10 spends too much
time away from homo AID In the srci'
ETY. ri actresses. II l. said thet some
Of there actresses will figure In the
trial. M Terry Ia In Fence, woert
he was cou psllsd TO 20 ttvsrsl YEAR
ago for his health. summons will b.
servsd by pub icsiion.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-09-13
CONSTITUTIONAL CENTENNIAL.
Preparations for the Great CeIebra-
tion Complete.

PHILADELPHIA, PA, September 10.
The preliminary work Of arranging
the details for the great constitutional
centennial anniversary celebration on
Thursday, Friday and Saturday Of thia
week Is almost at an end, and strapg.
ers who will participate In the event
are already arriving. The programmes
as arranged for the industrial parade
on Thursday and the midday on Fri.
day, besides the one for the exercises
10 be he'd in Independence square on
Saturday, are very elaborate, and II
favorable weather should prevail, the
mammoth pageants will lar exceed
former expectations. The process.
sionnl display will include 800 d ists,
|. representing the progress Ia art, man
uiacture AID science, since the signiDg
Of the constitution. II is estimated
Mat thora will be 2O,0C0 msn and
Women IN lire. Triumphal arches
Gre being erected In various places.
Tho vessels OF the North Atlantic
Equadron were anchored at the Della
ware eskwAteT this morning await
Ing the arrival Of the sloops Of war
Dolphin and GaleaA and the cruiser
Atlanta b fore preceding up the
river. Gov. and Mrs. Beaver arrived
This morning. The President and
Ms. Cleveland ere expected 10 arrive
on Thurtday. Among the eltertain'
mems Ct the week one Of the most
notable will be the reception TO Mrs
cleveland by Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. w
Childs, at Wooten, their country seat
on Saturday afternoon.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-09-13
ANOTHER MONOPOLY.
Western Caitlemeu 10 Form a Beef
Pool.
Armour to Ne The sIaughtering for
the -Resolu-
lions Adopted.

DENVER, COL, September 1c.-A
meeting Of the representatives Of the
cattlemen oil the range country was
held here yesterday for the purpose oil
forming the American Bsei Pool, the
purpose OF which u to bring the price
Of beef cattle on the range west Of the
feeding districts more nearly to the
level of prices Of dressed beef in the
East; to increase the profits to the pro-
Queer, and to do away with middle
men. A. 8. Mercer, Of Wyoming, was
chosen chairman, ard G. L. Brooke,
New Mexico, secretary. Mr.. MeT-
er stated the object Of the meeting,
and then read the report Of his con.
ference with Armour 4 Co., Of Chi.
caeo, which was had y. the request OF
the Colorado Csttls-Groweis' Assccia.
ton, substantially as follows: Armour
d 70. have eigned a contract with the
pool to kill their cattle and give them
all there Is In them, less reasonable
commission, and aid in extending
their market facilities. Armour fur.
ther agrees to slaughter their cattle for
~ so per head, giving the shipper the
entire proceeds OF the animal, less
freight and selling commission on
dressed beef In the Est. The follow.
ing resolutions were presented and
adopted:
Resolved, That incorporation papers
be taken out under the laws OF the
State Of Colorado, establishing an as &.
ISOLATION for mutual benefi', in the
hszdling and disposing Of beef cattle
after shipment from production; that
the name OF the association shall be
the American Beef Pool; that II shall
issue no capital stock, declare no
dividend, aud seek no profit as an
organization; that its object shall be
only to accomplish thorough organized
effort and united action, an increase
Of the net value upon beef products TO
Its membership, and to the individual
advantage OF Its membership, and It's
affairs shall be wholly governed by
the directors, through MANAGEMENT to
be composed OF precedent, vice
president, secretary and superiutend.
dent, 10 be elected or appointed by
the board Of directors, according TO
the by.lawe OF the association; tka,
any person 10 be eligible for m sm or.
ship must be producer and shipper
Of beef; that there shall be no mem
bership fees or annual dues and that
the only charge 10 membership for the
support Of the organic .tion shall be 81
cents per head upon oil beef cattle
shipped 10 or through H."
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-09-13
LUTHEKANS.
The General Council Opens Its SEES
sions NJ Grsenvilie, Pa.

GRKKSv-LLE, Pa, September 49,
The Lutheran General Council opened
today g session with religious services
by the Rev. Mechling, Of Lancaster,
o. The report OF the church book
committee was then taken up, and
sfser a lengthy discussion it was de-
cided to retain the present form Of
evening services for time, though
the edition about to be issued shall
also contain the new vesper service.
Alb Lib, Of the Swedish emigrsrt
mission, repor,t d large incres5e In
Swedish immigration during the pas,
year. Last year A., $40 persons were
instructed snd cared Tor, The fiat ELK
months OF this year S0,lG0 had been
received. Nearly ell OF there were
strong, healthy, working people. The
immigrants a. q rule settled in the
West and Northwest. where they coon
became we'll 10 do and respectable ci'i-
zsns. The report Of the Wards Island
New York hospital mission ives next
presented. TIE mission has cared for
$500 patients OF all religions since the
establishment OF the hospital In 1874
Complaint was made that o Jesuit
Father persisted in pIoseytinR
among the sick AID dying. A
request was slso made for sid In
money to pay the expenses 4 chap
lain. The civ OF New York formerly
appointed Protestant and Catholic
chaplain for this place, but now no
longer supports them. The suggestion
was made that ladies' aid societies Of
all denominf tons might take the
matter Ia hand. The reports were
adopted.
The report OF the COMMITTEES on suu'
dsy.school work was not very eucour.
aging, but the committee expressed
the determination to push the work
In the future.
The Statistical committee on educs
tional work reported three Theological
seminaries owning six buildings val
utd at $4,000. Number Of rtgulal
professors and other instructors. 2
students, l2l; books in libraries, 20
600; colleges 8, having ni-eteei
buildings coetipg S29S, 900; tn. endow
ments amount to slS0,3C0; number o
professors, SO; other teachers, 8; stu
deuts, lips; volumes in library
4 30,l20.